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Swan song from Denver post-punk group Homebody is predictably cracked up, noisy, and darkly cynical.
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Better Use of Leisure Time
by Homebody
Artful outsider post-pop with a lot of noise and a touch of jangle from one of Denver’s most forward-thinking musical projects.
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20 years into her career, Kate Nash returns with her debut for Kill Rock Stars, full of the rich songwriting for which she’s known.
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Rooting for Love
by Laetitia Sadier
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 23, 2024
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On the first new High Llamas record in 6 years, Sean O’Hagan creates abstract tracks that reflect the kaleidoscopic palette of modern pop.
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New York duo showcase an enigmatic blend of math rock guitars, pop-punk sing-a-longs, emo confessionals, and even rave-ready synths.
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Tamar Berk's effortlessly hooky power-pop arrives with as much bright polish as it does effervescent energy.
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